Decriminalization of abortion
Not all people believe abortion is okay, but from my point of view, every woman has the right to make her own decision. I first had to inform myself well on the subject, and once informed I arrived at some arguments to defend abortion, which I would like to convey.
First of all, induced abortion is the voluntary termination of pregnancy in which the embryo is removed from the mother's womb. Subsequently, this constitutes a conflict and social problem, as it is seen in different ways and discussed with different opinions by different cultures and religions. The different kinds of societies have made this controversial subject a great ethical debate that creates a great problem for the legalization of this one. The
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It should also be legal, so that the institutions that performed these possible abortions, had better quality, not only hygienic wise mentally, in this way, they would support the women psychologically in the possible symptoms that they developed in the future as impotence, denial, depression, etc. However, according to a study by the University of California Approximately 95 percent of women who have had an abortion report that doing so was the right decision for them. For this reason, Abortions are one of the main causes of death in women, although abortion itself does not pose a greater danger to the woman who performs it if done in a safe and professional manner. Therefore, to favor its legalization means, in fact, to give the opportunity to those women who want to interrupt their pregnancy to do it in safe and healthy conditions, and not in places where the health of the woman who desires or needs to abort is at stake. In addition, it is necessary if the problem is to be solved, to increase the accessibility of contraceptives and to make sex education available to the population, since these are the factors that really prevent abortion, preventing an unwanted pregnancy from the